'knowledge thereof' is correct and it can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to knowledge about a previously mentioned fact or topic. For example: "The defendant had detailed knowledge thereof and was held accountable for his actions."
Moreover, in the case of transfers to the creditor in conformity with an obligation, the trustee must prove the preferential intent of the debtor and knowledge thereof by the creditor, whereas, in the case of payments made or security interests granted not in conformity with an existing obligation, the only defense is lack of preferential effect.
However, having a good knowledge thereof is indispensable for a continuous improvement of cell performance and lifetime.
This work provides a basis for future physical mapping of the Phalaenopsis genome and advances our knowledge thereof.
This reluctance was due to: the absence of procedures to express them, to the lack of knowledge thereof, fear of reprisals, of being misunderstood as well as factors such as age-related power, ethnicity backgrounds, and women's status.
Here, iML could help to equip algorithms with such "instinctive" knowledge and learn thereof.
This combination of knowledge and lack thereof contributes to making issues of risk complicated from an epistemological point of view.
The EPA's knowledge – or lack thereof – about formulated Roundup products is also potentially important to litigation pending against Monsanto.
I hope he meant America as a continent hence including his own country (Canada) in the pack, otherwise it's safe to say he should perhaps consider going back to school to at least master his geography knowledge (or lack thereof).
Because many of the parameters (kinetic constants, concentrations of components, which cannot be measured) are unknown, we use a Monte-Carlo approach, drawing unknown parameters from probability distributions reflecting our knowledge (or lack thereof).
A major difference between frequentist and Bayesian methods is that only the latter can incorporate background knowledge (or lack thereof) into the analyses by means of the prior distribution.
The above studies suggest that the quality of life (QoL) of patients with cancer may depend not only on physical symptoms due to the disease and its treatment, but also on knowledge, or lack thereof, about the status of their disease.
